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Dr. Lucretia Fraga
Associate Professor
University of the Incarnate Word

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Dr. Lucretia M. Fraga is an Associate Professor of Instructional Technology at the University of the Incarnate Word. Her research centers on integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into education, focusing on AI’s impact on instructional design and preservice teacher preparation. Dr. Fraga has published widely and presented at major conferences like SITE, ISTE, and EAAI. She co-chairs the SITE Teaching & Learning with Emerging Technologies SIG and was a 2023 Faculty Fellow for ISTE’s AI Explorations program. Dr. Fraga’s work is shaping the future of education, equipping educators and preservice teachers to thrive in a tech-driven world.

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Driving Diversity in STEAM via University & High School Collaboration


This session explores a high school-university partnership focused on robotics and instructional technology. It highlights community engagement, female empowerment in STEM, and collaboration between two boys’ teams, two "No Boys Allowed" girls' teams, and preservice teachers, fostering inclusive learning experiences and promoting female participation in male-dominated fields.
Harnessing AI for Digital Cuentos: Strategies for Storytelling Innovation


Cuentos transform lives through storytelling for students, families, and communities. Presenters will showcase innovative strategies for crafting written and digital Cuentos, highlighting AI's role in generating images, background music, and multimedia elements. This approach enriches the narrative experience while promoting social justice, equity, and anti-racist teaching.
Developing AI Literacy: Preservice Teachers’ Use of AI in Educational Planning


Explore preservice teachers’ insights on AI tools in education. Understand how their limited AI experience and Shulman’s practical wisdom impact lesson planning. Gain valuable knowledge on enhancing practical wisdom and self-efficacy through reflective practice, ensuring effective and ethical AI use in teacher education programs.